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Mathematical clock problem in seventh grade
It takes 6 seconds for the clock to strike three times and 24 seconds for nine times.

Knock three times and experience 3- 1=2 time intervals, from which we can find that 1 time interval is 6÷2=3 seconds, then knock nine times and experience 9- 1=8 time intervals, and multiply by 3.

Solution: 6(3- 1)×(9- 1)

=6÷2×8

=24 (seconds)

A: It takes 24 seconds to knock 9 times.

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